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Rehabilitation Applications

Persons who have committed criminal acts outside of Canada are inadmissible and are often denied admission to Canada as a result. If you have been deemed criminally inadmissible for Canada, the Bomza Law Group may facilitate your entry back to Canada by submitting an application for rehabilitation.

Inadmissible to Canada?

An application for criminal rehabilitation may be successful where one can demonstrate that there has been full rehabilitation and there is little or no risk of future unlawful activities.

Do I qualify for Rehabilitation?

The nature of the offence(s) and the time lapsed since their occurrence dictates your eligibility for Rehabilitation. In some instances, where sufficient time has elapsed and the offence is not serious, you may qualify for Deemed Rehabilitation. The Rehabilitation assessment process is a complex one entailing a comparative review of your offence(s) under the laws of the jurisdiction in which the offence occurred and the Criminal Code of Canada. Rehabilitation applications may necessitate an application for a pardon under the Criminal Records Act.

Rehabilitation applications are very detailed and in most cases require substantial documentation to prove eligibility. Given that significant documentation is required, Rehabilitation is a relatively lengthy process and can often take several months for approval. The Bomza Law Group can apply for Rehabilitation whether you are in Canada or outside of Canada. Contact our law firm at 1-800-993-9971 and we will assess your qualifications and advise you if you are eligible for Rehabilitation.

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For further information regarding Canadian Criminal Rehabilitation Applications, we invite you to contact our experienced Canadian immigration lawyers by calling the Bomza Law Group at 1-800-993-9971 or by clicking on the “Contact Us” button.

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